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Would it be too much trouble to list the tips in the upper corner, and check them off on the screen as you go, the way you do for your vlog? Helps my memory. Otherwise, the next brilliant tip is so astounding, it wipes out previous ones, lol. "Squirrel! Squirrel! -- oh, now what was that tip?"
James, I recently purchase a dura Grit sanding disc based off you recommendation worked flawlessly all the way up to the point when it was time to remove it from my orbital sander when i did it deformed pretty bad because of the rigidness of the disk so question for you how do you remove your discs without bending and deforming them?
Ya did it again, James: valuable tips, short and to the point, with illustrative video. LOVE the sanding level. Thank you again. Looking forward to more.
James I really like this series idea and look forward to learning more! What a great idea with the level. Well these are all great idea. I had a smile on my face the whole time! You're amazing James. Thank you for the tips!!! Oh and I need to get some of those duragrits too!
Holy crap, that wood clamp guide thing is brilliant! I'm with you -- how come I didn't think of that?! And magnets, man, what can they _not_ make better?
I honestly think you are providing most quality AND quantity of usable tips of any woodworking channel. The bucket hack for dust collectors came at the perfect time for me when I got one, and I can't imagine having had to use a DC without this modification.
James, Weekend woodworking tips sounds like a great series! Hot dang; the freaking level trick is AWESOME and the sanding jig is brilliant as well and seems to function like a modified shooting board. Thank you for everything as always Stump!
Excellent. I'm going to watch again and pause on a tip that I'll particularly use. Do a screen shot on my phone for the next time I'm in my shop. Thank you.
Tip 4B, glue in some soft rubber chunks or squeeze in some silicone into the cutters, slice silicone down the middle and trim neatly. (Or apply to each side separately and trim as needed so they meet just right) You then have gripping material that holds whatever you cut off. I prefer this over a magnet or magnetizing the tool. One can simply open the cutters and the piece falls instead of having to use the other hand to remove it. And it works for non-ferrous materials, copper, plastic, etc.
Super as usual, and very Solid Content thank you for sharing!! BTW I recently realized... I'm always totally willing to accept and appreciate any and all of "Stumpy Nub's Sponsored videos" ... as I always learn something very valuable, and new to me!
Trying to find words to express my gratitude. Totally awesome tips specially for me 73 year old rookie wood adventurer Any videos on nail gun and which gun- meaning size. Many thanks Thank
If you started coming out with five videos a day I would still watch every single one. Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such a concise and friendly manner!
The 45° sanding/holding jig is fast and easy to make out of scrap, so I make a separate dedicated one for the sander with a snug fitting 3/4” rail glued & screwed beneath to fit into the sander’s miter track. No clamps to fiddle with, easy slide on/slide off, total access to the workpiece with full range of motion for the operator. Also lets you drag the workpiece to other areas of the disc to spread out abrasive wear, etc... 👍🏽
Wow! These were so simple and yet so useful! The level jointer is pure brilliance. The magnet and the rubber bands were so insanely simple and I never would have thought of them.
Regarding the flying nails, Project Farm prevents those from happening by clamping the nail with a vise grip, if you have one handy. Works like a charm!
Love the idea of using a level for hand jointing. I've got more 4 foot levels than I need, thanks to Menards rebates, and I could definitely do this. And a tip for folks too cheap to buy clamps from Harbor Freight? You know what I'll watch! (I have splurged and bought a total of 4 of those awesome hf F clamps, though.)
Tip: removing brad nails fired from a nail gun, either "stick-out" or a wandering blowout, do not cut or pull, bend them a few times until they break. They will break off below the surface, no cutting then hammering and setting. This works on 23ga, 18ga, 16ga., may work on 15ga, I haven't had to try those yet.
These guys knows what’s up. I use a lot of standard crown staples and it’s the best option for removal if you’ve got some misses. Don’t reach for the side cutters here first though, needle nose pliers and a few wiggles will suffice. Doesn’t work so well when there is a small amount of nail coming through..
Only in my fantasies have I finished leveling the surface of my bench top that I built 18 month ago. Sure would love to use that 4 foot level/sandpaper trick!
That magnet tip is a real keeper! Also works with sockets or mini wrenches used for tiny machine screws and nuts. (Plus, go to the dollar store and buy a few baking sheets to work on when you’re taking apart gadgets held together by those little, little fasteners.)
I have watched many of your videos and have learned a plethora of tips and tricks. This short video takes the cake and is amazing. I am a simple woodworker and it's tips like this and makes my time more valuable. Thank you
Love this series.... Yup...hand to the head on the wood clamp!! Then, the "rubber hands".... OMG..I wanted to hit my self with a two by.... Lol!! Very cool and grateful--Keep the vids coming!!!
I was counting my gray hairs and before you know it, I'd been around the block a couple times. But wouldn't you know it, something new came along, and now I've got a couple new tools for the tool box.👍
Thanks James. I recently bought a bunch of those cheap clamps when they were on sale at Woodcraft and had decided that I knew why they were so cheap. Maybe your tip will save them from being given away...
How did you know I've struggled with jointing an edge for panel glueups with just my 70 dollar table saw and 15 dollar smoothing plane! This is going to be soooo helpful to me!
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Would it be too much trouble to list the tips in the upper corner, and check them off on the screen as you go, the way you do for your vlog? Helps my memory. Otherwise, the next brilliant tip is so astounding, it wipes out previous ones, lol. "Squirrel! Squirrel! -- oh, now what was that tip?"
Its the WWT, not to be confused with TWW
James, I recently purchase a dura Grit sanding disc based off you recommendation worked flawlessly all the way up to the point when it was time to remove it from my orbital sander when i did it deformed pretty bad because of the rigidness of the disk so question for you how do you remove your discs without bending and deforming them?
If you earn money from YT, don't make the videos too short. You get more money based on total times all your vids are watched.
That level jointer is genius
Ya did it again, James: valuable tips, short and to the point, with illustrative video. LOVE the sanding level. Thank you again. Looking forward to more.
Great tips and more importantly great pace. Sometimes woodworking tip videos can drag on and on but you nailed the tempo here. Keep it up.
Yes! I enjoyed listening to him, professional speaking
I use two 24” levels as winding sticks. A quick look at the bubbles tells me when I am close, then I sight them for fine tuning.
You post, I click like. It’s that simple. Keep teaching me man! Ha!
I actually appreciate the mini commercials you do for your sponsors. They’re often for products I didn’t know about.
Thanks for the tips!
James I really like this series idea and look forward to learning more! What a great idea with the level. Well these are all great idea. I had a smile on my face the whole time! You're amazing James. Thank you for the tips!!! Oh and I need to get some of those duragrits too!
Holy crap, that wood clamp guide thing is brilliant! I'm with you -- how come I didn't think of that?! And magnets, man, what can they _not_ make better?
I honestly think you are providing most quality AND quantity of usable tips of any woodworking channel. The bucket hack for dust collectors came at the perfect time for me when I got one, and I can't imagine having had to use a DC without this modification.
I've said it before, but it really is baffling how Stumpy doesn't have 2M subs. Another solid video sir! Thanks for the education.
James,
Weekend woodworking tips sounds like a great series!
Hot dang; the freaking level trick is AWESOME and the sanding jig is brilliant as well and seems to function like a modified shooting board. Thank you for everything as always Stump!
Wonderful little tips, I especially liked the level jointer trick as I don't have a jointer. Perfect glue ups in my future, thank you!!!
Simply brilliant! As always - clicked like before watching but wanted to clicked 10 likes after watching this! Thank you for your wisdom!
Rubber bands, magnets and even springs have such great utility (and longevity),
they are the handyman's best friends.
Thanks, this will be a great add to all you share with us. Thanks, be cool, be safe! Beach, NC
Excellent. I'm going to watch again and pause on a tip that I'll particularly use. Do a screen shot on my phone for the next time I'm in my shop. Thank you.
Tip 4B, glue in some soft rubber chunks or squeeze in some silicone into the cutters, slice silicone down the middle and trim neatly. (Or apply to each side separately and trim as needed so they meet just right) You then have gripping material that holds whatever you cut off. I prefer this over a magnet or magnetizing the tool. One can simply open the cutters and the piece falls instead of having to use the other hand to remove it. And it works for non-ferrous materials, copper, plastic, etc.
There are a couple of real gems in there! Thank-you.
Super as usual, and very Solid Content thank you for sharing!! BTW I recently realized... I'm always totally willing to accept and appreciate any and all of "Stumpy Nub's Sponsored videos" ... as I always learn something very valuable, and new to me!
Trying to find words to express my gratitude.
Totally awesome tips specially for me 73 year old rookie wood adventurer
Any videos on nail gun and which gun- meaning size.
Many thanks
Thank
Thanks James for the good tips. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👋👋
If you started coming out with five videos a day I would still watch every single one. Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such a concise and friendly manner!
Thank you for the tips and I will be watching all of your tips from now on.
Please make more of these!! Every single one of these was a facepalm moment for me. Wishing I knew all these before 😂.
The 45° sanding/holding jig is fast and easy to make out of scrap, so I make a separate dedicated one for the sander with a snug fitting 3/4” rail glued & screwed beneath to fit into the sander’s miter track. No clamps to fiddle with, easy slide on/slide off, total access to the workpiece with full range of motion for the operator. Also lets you drag the workpiece to other areas of the disc to spread out abrasive wear, etc... 👍🏽
Nice tips and very useful. I love my Dura grit sanding blocks. They have saved me many times.
Doh rubber bands and clamps. Perfect
Love the concept. Please keep the tips coming! Love your work.
This is so helpful. The jointing tip is prefect for my needs. Thanks and keep it up.
Short & helpful. Particularly like the 4’ level jointer tip. Thanks.
This is brilliant. Actually original 5 tips I can use rather the regurgitated 5 that ever other woodworking chanel submits once a year!
Pure gold, Stumpy!
As usual your suggestions are 10 + .Thank you so much .Julien
I appreciate the tips as much as anything.
This series of tips are gonna be a game changer james👍
Good tips, especially the rubber band trick! Thanks!
Those are all really great tips, James. Thanks.
Wow! These were so simple and yet so useful! The level jointer is pure brilliance. The magnet and the rubber bands were so insanely simple and I never would have thought of them.
Regarding the flying nails, Project Farm prevents those from happening by clamping the nail with a vise grip, if you have one handy. Works like a charm!
Love the idea - go for it!
Fantastic tips, James! Thanks a lot! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
You're a genius. Handier than sleeves in a vest! Loved the rare Earth magnet trick...I don't want any more eye injuries
Thanks for the great tips James. 😀
Those tips are gold!!! Thank you so much
The sandpaper & level tip is great. 👍
Weekend Woodworking Tips is a great idea - looking forward to it!
With #4, you get a bonus as it looks like a crazy metal bird.
See, I was thinking it looked like a sardine...
@@falxonPSN Now that you mention it, I see that instead of a bird :P
Thanks a lot! This tips will be very useful around the shop.
Thanks for the great tips. I look forward to the tip series.
Great video! Rubber bands going on my clamps tomorrow
Love the idea of using a level for hand jointing. I've got more 4 foot levels than I need, thanks to Menards rebates, and I could definitely do this. And a tip for folks too cheap to buy clamps from Harbor Freight? You know what I'll watch! (I have splurged and bought a total of 4 of those awesome hf F clamps, though.)
Great tips. Looking forward to future editions.
Wow!!!!!!!! these are really some great tips!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you!!!!
Tip: removing brad nails fired from a nail gun, either "stick-out" or a wandering blowout, do not cut or pull, bend them a few times until they break. They will break off below the surface, no cutting then hammering and setting. This works on 23ga, 18ga, 16ga., may work on 15ga, I haven't had to try those yet.
it even works on framing gun nails. try it
I always do this with brad nails
Most of the time you'll cut them or keep break them off anyways
Works great
These guys knows what’s up. I use a lot of standard crown staples and it’s the best option for removal if you’ve got some misses. Don’t reach for the side cutters here first though, needle nose pliers and a few wiggles will suffice. Doesn’t work so well when there is a small amount of nail coming through..
Excellent James, thank you
Looking forward to this segment.
Great and simple tips. Thank you!
Only in my fantasies have I finished leveling the surface of my bench top that I built 18 month ago. Sure would love to use that 4 foot level/sandpaper trick!
The bench doesn't have to be perfectly flat for that to work.
That magnet tip is a real keeper! Also works with sockets or mini wrenches used for tiny machine screws and nuts. (Plus, go to the dollar store and buy a few baking sheets to work on when you’re taking apart gadgets held together by those little, little fasteners.)
Thanks man. I really like the first tip. I am going to try this today.
Tip series are always good.
Absolutely love the tips. Thank you
Thanks for your time and knowledge love your videos keep up the good work
Great tips! I look forward to the next in the series.
LOVE the new format!
Looking forward to more quick and helpful tip videos. Thanks James.
The clamp with the wood screw as a saw guide is genius! I'll be sure to try this out the next time I use my hand saws. Thanks.
Thank you James, these are brilliant, looking forward to more in my new favorite series. Great job 👍🏻
loved the sanding jig. good idea.
Great tips... looking forward to the series...
Excellent tips. I look forward to using them myself.
Awesome tips mate !!
I have watched many of your videos and have learned a plethora of tips and tricks. This short video takes the cake and is amazing. I am a simple woodworker and it's tips like this and makes my time more valuable. Thank you
That sandpaper glued to a straight edge reminds me of my days leveling guitar frets.
found the jointing tip just in time. thanks!
These are some excellent tips! Thanks for this!
Love this series....
Yup...hand to the head on the wood clamp!! Then, the "rubber hands".... OMG..I wanted to hit my self with a two by.... Lol!!
Very cool and grateful--Keep the vids coming!!!
Thanks for sharing those tips and the show how!
Wow! All very helpful. Thanks!
Seen 50 of your vids so far. Great work.
Thanks. Love the tips. Keep em coming please
+1 on the new tips series idea, love it.
Great ideas, Keep them coming, thank you
I like this series. keep them coming
WoW ~ 5 tips and I'll use every one of them from now on!!!
Really loving this idea!
Great tips, thanks James.
I was counting my gray hairs and before you know it, I'd been around the block a couple times.
But wouldn't you know it, something new came along, and now I've got a couple new tools for the tool box.👍
Another great video with some great useful tips, thanks!
Thanks James. I recently bought a bunch of those cheap clamps when they were on sale at Woodcraft and had decided that I knew why they were so cheap. Maybe your tip will save them from being given away...
What a great idea and those tips...... well I am speechless, now why didn't I think of them. Look forward to others that I should have thought of !!
i love the tips idea! looking forward to seeing more of them!
some good tips stumpy cheers from England
Super Awesome! I like this style video. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 🖐
Really enjoyed these woodworking tips. Looking forward to seeing this regularly!
All of these were handy, but number 2 was especially helpful to me at this point in my journey. Thank you for these, James.
That #1 grand planned hand sand jig is just plane genius.
Like it, James! Will definitely be going back to this as the playlist develops - thank you very much!
How did you know I've struggled with jointing an edge for panel glueups with just my 70 dollar table saw and 15 dollar smoothing plane!
This is going to be soooo helpful to me!
Love that first tip James I would never have thought of that in a million years!!!